As Club Trainer Pam Koch explained last week, one of the expectations of Rotary members is to donate to The Rotary Foundation every year, also known as EREY.  Rotary International suggests a $100.00 donation each year.  There is no minimum.  Donations to the Annual Fund SHARE, World Fund, the six areas of focus, and PolioPlus Fund are eligible for Paul Harris Fellow recognition.

 

You can write a check and send it to Rotary International with your member number (The Rotary Foundation, 14280 Collections Center Drive, Chicago, IL 60693), but the easiest way to donate is to go online http://www.rotary.org/give and use a credit or debit card.  Want to give and not have to think about it?  You can sign up for Rotary Direct and the amount you designate will be forwarded automatically each month.  Before you know it, you will have a Paul Harris Fellow Recognition.

 

Be a Rotary super hero and help the T-M Rotary Club each our goal.  

 

 

Graduation is upon us for our exchange student Mathilde, and "Grad Greetings" are a tradition at Homestead.

 

Linda Walsh, host mother, would like to put something together for Mathilde.  If you are interested in adding your congratulations, please forward 1-2 sentences of congratulations and best wishes to Holly Bern no later than May 20th.  Linda will compile our thoughts and cover the cost to have the book prepared for Mathilde.  

 

Help make Mathilde's year here complete.

District #6270 represented Rotary International at the 14th Annual Sustainability Summit and Exposition May 3-4, 2017 at MATC downtown. Pictured above: Mark Felsheim, president of Mitchell Field Rotary, Wilma Bonaparte and President MacFarlane, T-M Rotary, and Rob Bassett, Mitchell Field Rotary Club.  

 

Club Trainer and Past President Pam Koch kept members on their toes as she asked, "Whad'Ya Know?"  last Tuesday.  Members with correct answers scored a chocolate Easter egg.  What is our club pedigree?  How many clubs in District #6270?  When were women invited to join Rotary?  What is the theme for this year?  Not sure?  

 

Ask Pam for details.  Sandy Custer and Karl Hertz scored a handful of those chocolate eggs, so ask them as well!